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Britain’s ’pothole crisis’ has contributed to a seven-year high in the number of commuters killed or seriously harmed in accidents.

Diaries, believed to be genuine, chronicle 139 pre-war meetings between antisemitic aristocrat and Nazi leader

The last remaining British hostage is set to be among the 33 captives freed in the first stage of the ceasefire deal, which is set to come in force on Sunday morning at 8.30am local time.

The Putin propagandist made his latest bold claim on Russian state TV in response to Ukraine’s use of British missiles.

Millions of passengers will be facing 10 years of severe disruption as once-in-a-generation upgrades are due to start on one of Britain’s most important railways.

Spain is set to impose a significant new tax on foreigners, including Brits, buying homes in the country as it moves to prioritise housing availability for locals.

The pound has dropped to its lowest value against the dollar since November 2023 while government borrowing costs have continued to rise.

The millionaire businessman killed in the Titan sub left his wife with less than £100k in Britain after dying without a valid will.

Since it was created by Boris Johnson over the Covid pandemic, the media briefing room in Downing Street has been resplendent in a rich blue.

Denise Coates, chief executive of the gambling firm Bet365, took a massive pay cut last year, but still received a package worth almost £158m.

Brudenell-Bruce has accused his late father’s partner of passing herself off as a marchioness at the Ritz.

The Reform UK leader has broken with Musk over a far-right activist. But it’s his plan to win big that’ll keep Keir Starmer up at night.

NATO members consider the state of the UK’s air defense to be inadequate, with virtually no means of protection against ballistic missiles.

Peter Kay laughed all the way to the bank in 2024 — as the world’s fourth biggest comedy earner.

A seven-week trial is set to begin later this month at the Competition Appeal Tribunal over a £1.5billion lawsuit claiming British iPhone users were overcharged.

Charlie Mullins is the country’s richest plumber but has moved to Spain over fears he could be hit with a nasty inheritance tax bill.

About 34,000 Ukrainian children have fled to UK since Russian invasion – yet are unable to study their mother tongue

Alarm in sector as four in 10 of Britain’s theatres as well as many regional museums containing local and national archives are on the brink of closure

London’s oldest meat market has held what could be one of its last Christmas Eve auctions ahead of its potential closure after more than 800 years.

Ministers have been urged not to let the British wife of deposed Syrian despot Bashar Al-Assad come back to the UK amid reports she has become unhappy with life in Russia.

The UK’s most prolific serial rapist was targeted in an attack by a group of prison vigilantes.